The term
free jazz
was widely adopted after a disc of that name by saxophonist Omette Coleman (released in I960) provided an appropriate label for a style of music that abandoned many of the principles common to all types of jazz. Coleman's double quartet (in which he was joined by trumpeters
Don Cherry
and
Freddie Hubbard
, saxophonist
Eric Dolphy
, bassists
Scott LaFaro
and
Charlie Haden
, and drummers
Billy Higgins
...
